[Top-tier power fantasy] [Kill the Japanese within the first hundred chapters] [Kill every Japanese person before you die]
When a modern man returns to the ancient world a thousand years in the past with his phone and begins speeding up modernization, he establishes all the modern corporations that make money and even monopolizes most of the world’s arms and oil. What meaning does money have then?
How much power can one person wield?
The Prince Who Stands Shoulder to Shoulder with the Emperor picks up a pen and casually draws a circle on the map. The sun will never set on Tang territory again.
[Phase One]
The male lead and his brothers are reborn in ancient times with their phones. They discover that the phone interface appears directly before their eyes, and that functions such as the browser still work. Using knowledge from the 21st century, they set about building a modern society, letting the light of revolution shine on every inch of the world.
Since I can return to the Tang dynasty, I’ll kill every Japanese person in the world before I die. I don’t care about fate or destiny. The only truth lies in caliber and range.
[Phase Two]
If one person can live forever, will he have to watch his loved ones disappear one by one before his eyes? What if everyone could live forever?
What kind of world would it be if humans no longer died from aging or disease, and could create artificial bodies?
I started writing in a messy way
What a mess.
Childish, whimsical, without wisdom, without logic,